RGBY: Invisible in Red

RGBY: Invisible in Red is the first in a series of photos delving into the use of color and evocative images and text to tell a story.

"Once upon a time, there was a boy who was invisible. He was invisible simply because he couldn't see himself. And because he couldn't see himself, nobody else could. He lived in a tunnel under the Esplanade [link] , which was a beautiful place. It had art, it had music, every panel was a mirror, every facet a slice of life. His footsteps would echo along the tunnel as he ran to and fro every day, and he'd wave his arms (how he knew he had arms, he never knew. It certainly felt better than having stumps). He'd make funny faces at the walls, run between the legs of curious tourists and visitors. They'd all hear him.

But they couldn't see him. The lights were too bright. Too red."